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. 2016 May 13;12(5):e1006048. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1006048

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Fig 6 — The cell division patterns in wild-type and aptf-2(qm27) embryos were examined using 4D microscopy and cell lineage analysis software (n = 2 for wild-type and n = 6 for aptf-2(qm27) embryos). Representative ABarp, C and D lineages for wild-type are shown. Circles mark defective cell division events while rectangles indicate apoptotic events in aptf-2(qm27) mutants. The markings are color-coded to illustrate the frequency of occurrence in the mutant embryos. See S4 Table for a complete list of names and fates of the cells that are defective in the aptf-2(qm27) embryos and S2a–S2m Fig for the complete lineage of all the six aptf-2(qm27) embryos.